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Captain Marvel

PG-13·2019·124m

Action

Adventure

Science Fiction

Action

Adventure

Science Fiction

Summary

The story follows Carol Danvers as she becomes one of the universe’s most powerful heroes when Earth is caught in the middle of a galactic war between two alien races. Set in the 1990s, Captain Marvel is an all-new adventure from a previously unseen period in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Cast

Brie Larson

Carol Danvers / Vers / Captain Marvel

Samuel L. Jackson

Nick Fury

Ben Mendelsohn

Talos / Keller

Jude Law

Yon-Rogg

Annette Bening

Supreme Intelligence / Dr. Wendy Lawson

Djimon Hounsou

Korath

Lee Pace

Ronan

Lashana Lynch

Maria Rambeau

Gemma Chan

Minn-Erva

Clark Gregg

Agent Coulson

Rune Temte

Bron-Charr

Algenis Perez Soto

Att-Lass

Mckenna Grace

Young Carol (13 Years Old)

Akira Akbar

Monica Rambeau (11 Years Old)

Matthew Maher

Norex

Chuku Modu

Soh-Larr

Vik Sahay

Hero Torfan

Colin Ford

Steve Danvers

Kenneth Mitchell

Joseph Danvers

Stephen A. Chang

Cadet Officer

Pete Ploszek

Bret Johnson

Matthew 'Spider' Kimmel

Spider

Stephen 'Cajun' Del Bagno

Cajun

London Fuller

Young Carol (6 Years Old)

Azari Akbar

Monica Rambeau (5 Years Old)

Mark Daugherty

Skrull Main Tech

Diana Toshiko

Skrull Tech #1

Barry Curtis

Mall Security Guard

Emily Ozrey

Surfer Girl Talos #1

Abigaille Ozrey

Surfer Girl Talos #2

Marilyn Brett

Older Lady on Train

Stan Lee

Robert Kazinsky

Biker (The Don)

Nelson Franklin

Medical Examiner

Patrick Brennan

Bartender

Patrick Gallagher

Security Chief

Ana Ayora

Agent Whitcher

Lyonetta Flowers

Monica's Grandmother

Rufus Flowers

Monica's Grandfather

Sharon Blynn

Soren

Auden L. Ophuls

Talos' Daughter

Harriet L. Ophuls

Talos' Daughter

Matthew Bellows

Accuser #1

Richard Zeringue

Tom the Neighbor

Duane Henry

Talos-Kree Soldier

Chris Evans

Steve Rogers / Captain America (uncredited)

Scarlett Johansson

Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow (uncredited)

Don Cheadle

James 'Rhodey' Rhodes / War Machine (uncredited)

Mark Ruffalo

Bruce Banner / The Hulk (uncredited)

Kelly Sue DeConnick

Lady in Subway Station (uncredited)

Vinny O'Brien

Skrull Spy 2 (uncredited)

Joey Courteau

Kree Rail Passenger (uncredited)

Anthony Molinari

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent (uncredited)

Crew

Director, Screenplay, Story

Ryan Fleck

Director, Screenplay, Story

Anna Boden

Characters

Jack Kirby

Characters

Joe Simon

Screenplay, Story

Geneva Robertson-Dworet

Story

Nicole Perlman

Story

Meg LeFauve

Reviews

jj@LA

February 28, 2019

I would not pay to see it. I did see it for free already...so at least, I was not cheated of my money ["I laughed, I cried, I kissed $10 good-bye!"--most other movies]. I saw sneak preview a few months back and it was the full-length feature but it was missing music in the end credit section and may have some added additional editing since then. What I did see, it was on par with Thor: Dark World in quality and has higher wokeness than Han Solo and Star War: Last Jedi. Probably worst Marvel movie since the start of this universe started with the great Iron Man...only thing that could have been worse if Inhuman movie was made. So hold on to your money and maybe watch this at 2nd run theater ($1.75 each...maybe $3 at most) or online free...so you know how this added character will lessen the Avenger's End Game plot. The CGI special effects are just okay but the simpleton story, underwhelming acting and almost-no character development are at the expense to make this the tops of any recent movies with its wokeness and identity politics…And Brie Larson character is just boring with no depth…just like Disney did to current Star Wars movies' female lead. DEFINITELY do NOT spend the money to see it on IMAX or any other expensive premium screenings or waiting in line on opening weekend. Maybe newer version (a few years back) Ghostbust(-h)ers was slightly better...which is not saying much. Already seeing highly rated tweets from critics, I am sure these are the same movie critics that gave great ratings to last years movies, "The Favourite" and "Sorry to Bother You". Yeah, Don't see this either!